After the 12th, most of the students are confused about what to study. Especially to give direction to their career, students look for such courses that not only provide them with education but also help them improve professionally. For such students, studying law along with BBA and BCA can be a great option.

Now there is a great option for students to do law courses along with BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) and BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application). Now many universities and educational institutions are offering integrated courses like BBA-LLB and BCA-LLB.

This course can prove to be excellent for those students who are interested in business management or computer application and along with this want to strengthen their hold in the legal field.

Benefits of the course

Dual specialization, through this course students not only study business management or computer applications but can also gain a good knowledge of law. After this course, students can make their career in the fields of Corporate Law, Cyber ​​Law, Bankruptcy Law, Technology Law, etc.

Being an integrated course, it can be completed in five years, so that students do not need to obtain two separate degrees. After completing BBA-LLB and BCA-LLB, students can get job opportunities in big companies, law firms, and IT companies with good packages.

After this course, students can get opportunities not only in private companies but also in government jobs like Judiciary, Civil Services, Legal Advisor, etc.

Who can do this course?

This course can be an excellent option for 12th-pass students who are interested in Business Administration, Computer Science and Law and want to do multi-disciplinary studies. Especially those students who want to make a career in the corporate sector, cyber law or technology law in the future or want to work as an advisor in the business and IT sector by specializing in legal matters.

Major institutes where this course is available

Reputed institutes like National Law Universities (NLUs), Amarune School of Law, Symbiosis Law School, Gautam Buddha University, IP University, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, and Christ University are considered to be the best options for studying law.

How to apply?

For admission in these courses, students have to give entrance exams of different universities, which mainly include CLAT (Common Law Admission Test), AILET (All India Law Entrance Test), SET (Symbiosis Entrance Test) etc., while some private universities also offer direct admission, where selection is done on merit basis.

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